Associations to the word «Lucina»
Noun
- Juno
- Lorenzo
- Childbirth
- Camilla
- Merritt
- Jerome
- Dall
- Linnaeus
- Hera
- Squire
- Awakening
- Prescott
- Porto
- Burgundy
- Goddess
- Liza
- Abigail
- Matron
- Ovid
- Epithet
- Cardinal
- Embroidery
- Pretty
- Diana
- Curl
- Mater
- Regina
- Conrad
- Ax
- Sitting
- Emblem
- Avatar
- Hercules
- Nymph
- Arbor
- Jupiter
- Luna
- Roma
- Aunt
- Doll
- San
- Edwards
- Gown
- Lawrence
- Rome
- Roman
- Priest
- Deity
- Zeus
- Venus
- Birth
- Vermont
- Skirt
- Pity
- Conception
- Pope
- Bishop
- Waist
- Dale
- Bent
- Grove
- Cult
- Lover
- Delivery
- Greek
- Del
- Shoe
- Duke
- Mistress
- Parker
Adjective
Wiktionary
LUCINA, proper noun. (Roman god) The Roman goddess of childbirth, midwives and babies, daughter of Jupiter and Juno and counterpart of the Greek Eileithyia; alternatively regarded as an aspect of Juno (and used as an epithet).
LUCINA, proper noun. (astronomy) Short form of 146 Lucina, a main belt asteroid.
Wise words
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